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Why We Are Supporting Sydney Scout

Anchorage Opinion, The Alaska Current - March 31, 2026

We are supporting Sydney Scout for the District 1 seat.

Trail Blazers: Carrot Quinn

Arts and Culture Emily Sullivan - March 27, 2026

For Carrot Quinn, long-distance hiking is both an outlet and an excuse to be outside.

Alaskans lost $43 million because the GOP let popular health insurance subsidies expire

Health Matt Acuña Buxton - March 25, 2026

Alaskans who relied on federal subsidies to make health insurance nearly affordable lost out on more than $43 million.

AIDEA discovers reasons to keep $268,000 study secret

Commentary Dermot Cole - March 24, 2026

It was three weeks ago that Randy Ruaro told legislators that he knew of “no reason” why he would continue to keep a $250,000 state-funded study of AIDEA secret.

‘Delicate balance’ election bill clears the House, on track to pass the Legislature

Elections Matt Acuña Buxton - March 24, 2026

The Alaska House on Monday passed a long-awaited elections reform bill described as a "delicate balance" of progressive and conservative priorities.

Legislators consider cutting pot taxes, but the industry is split on move to sales tax

Economy Matt Acuña Buxton - March 19, 2026

One of the long-running legislative goals of Alaska’s recreational marijuana industry is to graduate from the original tax structure from 2014.

The Anchorage Dating Diaries: Back on the apps

Anchorage Victoria Petersen - March 19, 2026

Well… the apps are just as I remembered.

With volatile oil prices, Alaska Republicans bet on the upside

Politics Matt Acuña Buxton - March 18, 2026

Trump’s war with Iran will probably drive up Alaska’s oil prices by just enough.

Pressing Silence: Rebecca Poulson, Woven in Water

Arts and Culture Rachel Levy - March 16, 2026

Standing just outside of Pioneer Bar, then, just downwind from ANB Harbor, Rebecca Poulson cruised up next to me on her bicycle.

Trail Blazers: Jody Potts-Joseph

Arts and Culture Emily Sullivan - March 12, 2026

Jody Potts-Joseph likes to say she was “raised in the back of a dog sled.”

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Republican candidate for rural Alaska district says region needs someone to ‘counter the Native voice’

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